One of the seven sisters in the northeast of India, the state of Meghalaya has stretches of valleys and plateaus to offer. In other words, the state is blessed geographically. Hence, this contributes a lot to the tourism of the region. Settled amidst the beautiful natural surroundings of Meghalaya are its cities, which are also equally important.
Amongst the prime tourist spots is the capital city of Shillong. Known as the Scotland of the East, Shillong has an urban civilization nestled in the lap of mother nature. Surrounded by enchanting hills, charismatic valleys, and scintillating rivers, the city is flocked by many tourists. The city tour of Shillong comprises visits to numerous attractions like the Shillong peak, Central Museum, State Museum, Elephant falls, and Shilon Cathedral.
Other promising cities that would surely take you one more step closer to the cultural and natural heritage of Meghalaya are Cherrapunji, Tura, Mawsynram, Nongpoh, Baghmara, and Jowai. A brief tour of these cities can actually be very helpful in learning about the religion, customs, tradition, and cultural aspects of Meghalaya. You can explore popular attractions of the region with our Meghalaya tour package, which are customizable. Contact our travel experts and book a tour with us!
Meghalaya Tour Packages
Cities of Meghalaya
Things To Do in Meghalaya
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Meghalaya Tour Packages
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Best time to visit Meghalaya
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How to Reach Meghalaya
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Fairs and Festivals in Meghalaya
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Autumn Festival, Shillong
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Behdienkhlam Festival
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Nongkrem Dance Festival
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Trade Shows in Meghalaya
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Waterfalls in Meghalaya
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Cherrapunji Tourism
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Shillong Tourism
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Living Root Bridge Cherrapunji
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Mawsmai Cave Cherrapunji
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Nohkalikai Fall Cherrapunji
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Places to Visit in Meghalaya
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Places to Visit in Shillong
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Don Bosco Centre for Indigenous Cultures Shillong
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Elephant Falls Shillong
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Lady Hydari Park Shillong
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Laitlum canyons Shillong
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Mawlynnong Village Shillong
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Mawlynnong Waterfall Shillong
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Shillong Peak
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Umiam Lake Shillong
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Ward’s Lake Shillong